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Wayne Horvitz: Sweeter Than The Day
by Glenn Astarita
Whether indulging in free jazz, grunge style jazz-rock, or swinging mainstream jazz, keyboardist Wayne Horvitz is noted for his rather stylistic compositional faculties. The artist excels when churning out lushly seductive melodic phrases, as evidenced on his inaugural 2000 recording for the Songlines record label, American Bandstand (subsequently re-titled Forever ). With his ...
Misha Mengelberg Quartet: Four In One
by Mark Corroto
Most outings between drummer Han Bennink and pianist Misha Mengelberg leave listeners wondering just when the proverbial 'kitchen sink' will be tossed-in. Together, the pair are anything but conservative in their approach to music. Beginning with Eric Dolphy's Last Date in 1964 and continuing for the next four decades, they have carried the Dutch jazz scene ...
Origami
Label: Songlines Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: DNA; Douce Dame Jolie; None Of The Above; Origami; Static Still; Alloy; I Remember You; Like Brother And Sister; Nova Scotia; An Den Kleinen Radioappart; Without Sky; Rhombicosidodecahedron; Life Is a Bowl Of Cherries
Sweeter Than The Day
Label: Songlines Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: In One Time And Another; Julian's Ballad; LTMBBQ; Sweeter Than The Day; Ironbound; Waltz From The Oven; In The Lounge; The Beautiful Number 3; The Little Parade; George's Solo
Humming
Label: Songlines Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Curve Belt; Humming; Scarab; Plant; XJ; Later; Barcode; Deaf Cat Lane; Call Me In A Minute.
Theo Bleckmann: Origami
by Mark Corroto
The question of classification in music today begs for Duke Ellington’s denotation of music and musicians as ‘beyond category.’ Maybe we should give up deciding, as with the music of Theo Bleckmann, whether this music is jazz and get on with the task of concluding it far and beyond category. As a vocalist and composer the ...
Theo Bleckmann: Origami
by AAJ Staff
Jazz needs more vocalists like Theo Bleckmann. Bleckmann skirts the well-worn path of the standards repertoire, preferring instead to stick with original or group compositions and pieces off the beaten track. He avoids any ostentatious displays of virtuosity. And he liberates a distinctly legato, thick-hued delivery (of great range) which lends itself well to the pastoral ...
Ryan Haines: To the Sky
by Jack Bowers
Ryan Haines, who has spent the better part of his musical career playing trombone in a number of U.S. Air Force Jazz ensembles, pilots a well–equipped big band into the stratosphere on To the Sky, his high–flying “civilian” debut on Sea Breeze Records. Haines wrote eight of the ten numbers on the album, which together comprise ...
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